Notes On Chrysanthemum

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SOLID START TO WRITING 2ND GRADE Lesson Title Cause & Effect #1 Grade Level Duration 2nd 90 Min. Standards RL.2.1, RL2.2, RL2.10 RI.2.1, RI2.4 RF2.4 SL2.1 L.2.4 W.2.3 Objectives Students will identify and describe explicit effects to causes in fiction. Students will recount sequence of events in fiction. Vocabulary & Comprehension Questions Question Vocab How did I identify the effects in the story Chrysanthemum? Cause and effect Students should respond that I looked at events in the story and then thought about what happened as a result of or because of that event. Jealous – 1.Contextualize the word 2.explain meaning 3.students repeat word 4.I’ll give examples in other contexts 5.students provide examples 6. Students repeat word again What events led Chrysanthemum to think her name was dreadful? Materials Used Book - Chrysanthemum by: Kevin Henkes Independent Practice Cause and Effect worksheet, chart paper, markers, Chrysanthemum Events worksheet, scissors, glue, Cause/Effect graphic organizer: http://www.e...

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